House of Lies is a pretty bad episode all things considered. The episode's moral is really bad depending on how you take it. I'm assuming it's "a little lie goes a long way" or whatever, but I feel (especially for younger viewers) it doesn't specify how far you should go with little lies. The rest of the episode is nothing notable, just unfunny and stuff. Game Boys I really enjoyed though. It's probably the best episode with Lincoln and Clyde. Pretty funny, enjoyable, and nice moral about trusting your friends and stuff. So yeah, House of Lies is a 3/10 and Game Boys is an 8/10, averaging to a 5.5/10 (rounded up to a 6).
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Entertaining. But talking about morals, the first episode I think has a not so great moral.
Weatheronthe81 November 2018
Warning: Spoilers
Overall, I found both episodes entertaining. But in the first episode called "House of Lies," there is a moral that basically says it's okay to lie. I am not really one to care about morals in cartoons. But this kind of moral I don't think is right. Saying it's okay to lie can have consequences. This moral can be taken many different ways. But the way I see it is that it's okay to go around and lie. However, I think the moral of the second episode, which is basically to let your friends know what you're comfortable with, is just fine and actually a pretty good moral and to some extent the opposite of the first episode which is kinda ironic. While I found both episodes entertaining, it may be best to make sure you know about lying before watching the first episode.
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